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DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION
470 NORTH 3RD EAST MOUNTAIN HOME, ID 83647 PH: 208.587.2580 FX: 208.587.9896 |
Mr. James Gilbert - Superintendent /Title IX & Affirmative Action
Mr. Albert Longhurst - Director of Student Services/Special Education & 504 Mr. Jeff Johnson - Director of Instruction Mr. Matt Adams - Director of Technology Mr. Levi Vick - Business Manager/Board Treasurer |
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ABATEMENT & MASTICS RFP & INSTALLATION OF CARPET & VINYL TILE RFP
AMENDED Invitation to Bid - Abatement of Tiles & Mastics RFP - Abatement of Tiles & Mastics AMENDED Invitation to Bid - Installation of Carpet & Vinyl Tiles RFP - Installation of Carpet & Vinyl Tile Join Zoom Meeting - Dec 11, 2020 - 10:00 a.m. https://zoom.us/j/93867209419?pwd=WGZpTGs0ZjNad0wwZUQ3YlFtV1lhUT09 Meeting ID: 938 6720 9419 Passcode: 354962 |
SCHOOLS CONTINUE IN HYBRID
unless otherwise notified
unless otherwise notified
BOARD & DISTRICT MEETINGS INFORMATION
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL BOARD MEETING - JANUARY 21, 2020
PUBLIC INPUT: Public input may be provided to the board either in person if signed up at the beginning of the meeting (public input signup sheet) or via zoom, if the Public Input Form has been submitted by noon the day of the board meeting. Individuals will be allowed a maximum of three minutes to present their views. Please do not include the names of students or staff due to FERPA Laws and privacy protection. There will be no action taken at this time, but action on a problem area could be scheduled for a subsequent meeting of the board. Face masks and social distancing must be followed, or the individual will be immediately escorted out of the building. There is limited seating in the boardroom so patrons might have to sit in the foyer or the overflow room. If you have a complaint against personnel or students by name, you need to schedule an appointment with the Superintendent. MAX CAPACITY: Governor Little’s Social Distancing Directive leaves our boardroom at a maximum capacity of twelve (12) people including the Board of Trustees, Superintendent, Clerk, Treasurer, and Technology Director. More than twelve people would have to sit in the foyer or other overflow rooms. COURTESY LIVESTREAMING/RECORDING BOARD MEETINGS: Livestreaming/recording board meetings is a courtesy to give the public an alternative means of participating in the school board meeting with the understanding that should the technology fail, the board meeting will continue as scheduled. (https://www.mtnhomesd.org/calendar.html) Next Regular School Board Meeting: November 17, 2020 - 7:30 p.m. Special Board Meeting: December 1, 2020 - 7:30 p.m. December 29, 2020 - 7:30 p.m. Notice of Board Quorum in Attendance - ISBA Annual Convention - Nov 9-12, 2020 Military Interstate Children's Compact Commission (MIC3) Meeting: TBA Negotiations: TBA SY21-22 Policy Committee Meeting - November 10, 2020 - 3:30 p.m. - DO Conference Room/Boardroom |
STRONG FAMILIES OF IDAHO
Strong Families, Strong Students goes live Wednesday - Oct 21
The website for the new $50 million “Strong Families, Strong Students” initiative goes live Wednesday, October 21, 2020, directly supporting Idaho families and their students’ educational needs during the pandemic.
At StongFamilies.Idaho.Gov, eligible parents can apply for $1,500 per eligible student with a maximum award of $3,500 per family. Families can use the funds to purchase or receive reimbursement for eligible education material, devices, and services.
The direct link when it opens tomorrow will be: https://www.strongfamilies.idaho.gov/
News Release
Monday October 19, 2020
Boise, Idaho – The web site for the new $50 million “Strong Families, Strong Students” initiative goes live Wednesday, directly supporting Idaho families and their students’ educational needs during the pandemic.
At StrongFamilies.Idaho.Gov, eligible parents can apply for $1,500 per eligible student with a maximum award of $3,500 per family. Families can use the funds to purchase or receive reimbursement for eligible educational materials, devices, and services.
Families can apply between Oct. 21 and Dec. 8, 2020.
The State Board of Education approved the contract today with a third-party vendor to facilitate the program.
“When parents have to step in to provide instruction and equipment due to school-related closures, we see them pushed out of the work force – something that strains our economic rebound,” Governor Little said.
Governor Little’s “Strong Families, Strong Students” initiative helps ensure parents are less likely to exit the workforce or expend household resources for their children to receive the education they deserve.
“I can’t think of a better use of relief funds right now than helping families who are trying to support their students and meet their learning needs during such a stressful time. We have heard what the priorities are, and the Strong Families, Strong Students program can make a difference by providing educational resources that will have an immediate impact and benefit for families throughout our state,” Board President Debbie Critchfield said.
The website for the new $50 million “Strong Families, Strong Students” initiative goes live Wednesday, October 21, 2020, directly supporting Idaho families and their students’ educational needs during the pandemic.
At StongFamilies.Idaho.Gov, eligible parents can apply for $1,500 per eligible student with a maximum award of $3,500 per family. Families can use the funds to purchase or receive reimbursement for eligible education material, devices, and services.
The direct link when it opens tomorrow will be: https://www.strongfamilies.idaho.gov/
News Release
Monday October 19, 2020
Boise, Idaho – The web site for the new $50 million “Strong Families, Strong Students” initiative goes live Wednesday, directly supporting Idaho families and their students’ educational needs during the pandemic.
At StrongFamilies.Idaho.Gov, eligible parents can apply for $1,500 per eligible student with a maximum award of $3,500 per family. Families can use the funds to purchase or receive reimbursement for eligible educational materials, devices, and services.
Families can apply between Oct. 21 and Dec. 8, 2020.
The State Board of Education approved the contract today with a third-party vendor to facilitate the program.
“When parents have to step in to provide instruction and equipment due to school-related closures, we see them pushed out of the work force – something that strains our economic rebound,” Governor Little said.
Governor Little’s “Strong Families, Strong Students” initiative helps ensure parents are less likely to exit the workforce or expend household resources for their children to receive the education they deserve.
“I can’t think of a better use of relief funds right now than helping families who are trying to support their students and meet their learning needs during such a stressful time. We have heard what the priorities are, and the Strong Families, Strong Students program can make a difference by providing educational resources that will have an immediate impact and benefit for families throughout our state,” Board President Debbie Critchfield said.
DISTRICT NEWSLETTERS
MHHS SAT SCORES VS. OTHER IDAHO HIGH SCHOOL STATISTICS
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Meal Service Locations
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A Message from Chartwells Food Services:
The U.S. Senate passed a stopgap government funding bill that includes almost $8 billion in nutrition assistance.
The funds allow the USDA to extend all Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) and Seamless Summer Option (SSO) meal waivers, which are due to expire at the end of December, through the end of the 2020-21 school year.
This means we will keep the same system in place throughout the remainder of the school year, as far as providing school meals free of charge. The only changes we will have to face are any COVID category changes that may come up (see attached flier).
Also, in order to help understand how we can serve our students better, we have created a survey for parents to take. We need your help in creating this feedback that will provide the data needed to help us make good decisions for your student(s).
Here is the link to the survey: Foodservice Link
The U.S. Senate passed a stopgap government funding bill that includes almost $8 billion in nutrition assistance.
The funds allow the USDA to extend all Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) and Seamless Summer Option (SSO) meal waivers, which are due to expire at the end of December, through the end of the 2020-21 school year.
This means we will keep the same system in place throughout the remainder of the school year, as far as providing school meals free of charge. The only changes we will have to face are any COVID category changes that may come up (see attached flier).
Also, in order to help understand how we can serve our students better, we have created a survey for parents to take. We need your help in creating this feedback that will provide the data needed to help us make good decisions for your student(s).
Here is the link to the survey: Foodservice Link
Frequently Requested Information
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POLICIES & PROCEDURES IN CYCLE FOR REVIEW
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MEALTIME
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